Spanish 2: Verbs like gustar

Quedar (has THREEEEE meanings)

1) to be left over, expresses how much is left of something ex: Nos quedan tres pesos. (We have three pesos left.) 2) to fit ex: Estos zapatos me quedan bien. (These shoes fit me well.) 3) how something looks on someone ex: Esa camisa te queda muy bien. (That shirt looks good on you.) quedar bien = to fit well quedar mal = to fit badly quedar grande = to be big, to fit big quedar chico/a / pequeño/a = to be small, to fit small

Gustar requires the use of an ___________ object pronoun.

Gustar requires the use of an indirect object pronoun.

Me ________ ese champú.

Me gusta ese champú.

The most commonly used verb forms w/ gustar and similiar verbs are the ________ _________ (singular and plural) ex: gusta and gustan, aburre and aburren

The most commonly used verb forms w/ gustar and similiar verbs are the third person (singular and plural) ex: gusta and gustan, aburre and aburren

Use a + [pronoun] ( a mí, a ti, a usted, a él, a nosotros, a ellos, etc)/ a + [noun] to _________ or ______________ who is pleased, bored, etc.

Use a + [pronoun] ( a mí, a ti, a usted, a él, a nosotros, a ellos, etc) to clarify or emphasize who is pleased, bored, etc. ex: A los turistas les gustó Machu Picchu. (The tourists liked machu Picchu a lot.)

Falter

What is lacking/what is missing ex: Me falta una página. (I'm missing one page.)

When the object/person being liked is singular or you are talking about liking an infinitive (even if there is more than one), the ___________ form (gusta) is used. When two or more objects/persons are being liked, the __________ form (gustan) is used.

When the object/person being liked is singular or you are talking about liking an infinitive, the singular form (gusta) is used. When two or more objects/persons are being liked, the plural form (gustan) is used.

always use __________ with infinitives

always use gusta with infinitives ex: Me gusta correr y nader.

Indirect object pronouns

me, te, le, nos, os, les

Importar

to be important to; to matter ex: Lo que más me importa en la vida es mi familia. (What is most important to me is my family.)

Interesar

to be interesting to; to interest ex: ¿Qué te interesta? - Me interesa(n)... so.. Me interesa leer libros.

aburrir

to bore ¿A ti te aburre estudiar? (Are you bored of studying?) No, ne me aburre estudiar. (yes, im bored of studying.)

molestar

to bother; to annoy ex: ¿Qué te molesta? -Me molesta(n)... so... Me molesta mi hermano. (My brothers bothers me.) or... No me molesta nada. (Nothing bothers me.)

Fascinar

to fascinate; to like very much ex: Nos fascina la ropa de algodón. (Wec love cotton clothes.)

gustar means

to like (literally: to be pleasing to)

encantar

to like very much; to love (intimate objects) ex: Estoy leyendo la novela y me encanta. Im reading the book and I love it.

when something liked is a noun, it is always preceded by a ___________of some kind: 1) An article: el, la, los, las, un, una, unas, unos 2) An adjective of quantity: muchos, muchas 3) Possessive: mis, mi, tu, tus, le, les

when something liked is a noun, it is always preceded by a determiner of some kind: 1) An article: el, la, los, las, un, una, unas, unos 2) An adjective of quantity: muchos, muchas 3) Possessive: mis, mi, tu, tus, le, les

What would put here to say: Did you like the classes?: ¿Te ______________ las clases?

¿Te gustaron las clases? (use preperite of gustar here)